Quenya, please!

I might render it as i nissi maituvar lindi pa sarta veruntya, though I'm not sure if maita- "design, compose" should be used given the other assigned meanings for that root in other manuscript versions. Also, how to write "husbands" without implying polygamy ... perhaps off the analogy of mánta?

Any suggestions/corrections?

I came up with something like "I nissi tecuvar lindi i vorondë vennorenta, except that I didn't know how to get "about" in there, using the vocabulary and grammar we have covered in the course. The only thing I see in the lessons is that the genitive can mean "of" in the sense of about or concerning. But how to get the genitive on vennorenta seems impossible. I will look up pa and sarta. That is apparently what I need. Your help is appreciated!

+Rick Spell I think both your and Matt's solution would work here, i. e. pa veruntyar or veruntyaron, and I also think maita is a good choice, context helps to understand the intended meaning.

Thanks, Tamas and Matt. This clears it up for me.